In your explanation of why answer A is insufficient, you give 2 examples of why the answer is no, which is an answer. You might include an example of when the answer is yes sometimes and no other times, making A insufficient.

On the GMAT, would the number 7 be considered a multiple of the number 3.5? I am wondering, whether when picking numbers for this problem, I could have picked n = 7 and m = 7 (since n is multiple of m/2, and 7 is (or not?) a multiple of 3.5)

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